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What caught my attention about this manhwa was the beautiful art. It's not often that you come across a beautifully done manhwa (from my experience anyway). The storyline is very dramatic, overdone, a bit predictable, and unrealistic, but it's the kind of story that makes you root for the main couple and a happy ending.

I found myself feeling a flurry of emotions and in a way I could relate to the main character. Even though her story is pretty unrealistic, that's what makes it enjoyable for us to read, there are some parts of her character that you can't help but admire. I'm glad ... that the main girl is not one of those typical shoujo girls that makes you want to pull out your hair because she's so stupid and helpless.

The main character, Jay, is more capable than she seems to be. At times, the story is unbelievably psychotic and is the epitome of what happens when two people are extremely in love and can't live without the other. It's really crazy when you actually read it. It's actually quite infectious because you get sucked into the story so bad, you can't help but keep reading till the end.

You won't be let down by picking this manhwa up, it's by far my favorite manhwa and I'm just wondering what kind of manhwa I've been reading before finding this one. Get ready for raw emotions, outstanding dialogue presentation, and a bunch of beautifully drawn guys and art in general!

I enjoyed Kuroshitsuji a lot and that was what got me hooked onto it to begin with. The fact that they made a second season made me leap for joy in a way but I'm utterly disappointed with what I've seen in this season. For the most part it doesn't have anything to do with the manga. The story from the beginning is really confusing and was really hard for me to understand. It was really obvious that the producers were only making a second season to please the fans. I would rather have Kuroshitsuji ending the way it did rather than have this crazy ... plot put together as a dire last method to make us happy.

If you are looking for a consistent storyline this is not the anime to watch. Some episodes I enjoyed and some I thoroughly didn't understand at all. Alois and Claude were newly made characters for this season; first off understanding the two is really confusing. Their personalities are hard to describe. One thing I noticed was that their behaviors were hard to follow but I'm not sure if this is just me or if they're just like that. I'm guessing it's both. From episode 1 to episode 12 it just makes me wonder what the hell happened. The ending was absolutely ridiculous to me but then again I'm sure this might have pleased many other fans out there.

From the moment you begin to love a character you suddenly start to hate them as well towards the end. For some of the fanservice moments I laughed and enjoyed myself, but these moments didn't last too long. I'm not sure how to explain how confused I was by this season, the dialogue and events occurring didn't flow well and you don't get the answers to certain questions until you're at the end of the anime and even then it still leaves you puzzled.

Watching the second season was still great because I got to see Ciel and Sebastian again. Kuroshitsuji fans I'm sure will watch this second season but I am honestly disappointed with the outcome of this season. The fanservice was still enjoyable though but the overall expectations I had for this season were not even close.

I just happened to come across this manhwa and I was really surprised to see the whole thing was in color. I'm already comfortable with reading yaoi so the shounen ai genre didn't scare me away. But for people who are scared of becoming "gay" just by reading yaoi or start complaining that it's disgusting just because it's shounen ai, this manhwa has very light boy/boy interaction, nothing hardcore. You would think they were merely friends. For those who are homo phobic, I wouldn't advise you to read this then, if any slight insinuation or if you misunderstand easily then all I have to say ... is that you're missing out from a touching story.

I was pleasantly surprised by the beautiful art. There's a blend of real pictures and the hand drawn art but it was melded nicely that there wasn't a stark contrast. I really enjoyed this unique aspect about this manhwa, the colors were wonderful and it just made the story seem more real along with the pictures. The story has a themes that are commonly found in manhwas and I was surprised to even find a shounen ai manhwa, I don't see many of these but it was artfully done.

The story seems simple yet full of depth depending on how you react or try to connect with the characters in any way. But the art was definitely something new to most manhwa and manga artists that I have seen and it won't disappoint you. Though I've heard some complaints elsewhere about how the mix of pictures and art ruined the story for some people. It's something each person has to get used but undoubtedly I have to say the story is sweet and incredibly beautiful. I was left with a happy fuzzy feeling within me.